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[3rdaxis]

That looks spot on vogliadicane

 

[bassgeige]

After my first try I thought how to be able to let details still be visible and to have more control for the night touch. I still think there is more possible but here is my second try. I will be testing more options to be able to find even more night atmosphere and still try to let it shine.

 

 colorgradelut256x16_1to1.png   6.39KB   13 downloads

 

 cabinetlut1on10.jpg   221.02KB   13 downloads

 

 desktoplut1on1.jpg   178.08KB   13 downloads

 

Gimp how to.

 

 LUT how to gimp.PNG   425.1KB   9 downloads

 

Usage:

 

Cabinet

 

Samsung TV 46'

 

night

Edited by bassgeige, 12 August 2019 - 02:59 PM.

[bassgeige]

Based to the previous step the following steps were done to reach the goal of a medium and an ultra dark playfield picture. Based to how good the previous step was done, I think that the potential is close to its full usage reached. Furthermore the picture does also show a white balanced version. The combination to use a different colour temperature was done but I think the more focused light does look better. If you like to see these tests also to compare I will also upload them.



Medium dark

 

 colorgradelut256x16_1to1 Medium dark.png   6.45KB   6 downloads

 

 cabinetlut1on10 gedreht.jpg   322.41KB   6 downloads

 

 desktoplut1on1.jpg   149.65KB   5 downloads

Medium dark white colour balanced

 

 colorgradelut256x16_1to1 Medium dark white colour balanced.png   6.5KB   7 downloads

 

 cabinetlut1on10 gedreht.jpg   325.54KB   7 downloads

 

 desktoplut1on1.jpg   158.83KB   6 downloads

Ultra dark

 

 colorgradelut256x16_1to1 Ultra dark.png   6.54KB   7 downloads

 

 ultra dark gedreht.jpg   265.55KB   6 downloads

 

 desktoplut1on1.jpg   118.45KB   4 downloads

Ultra dark white colour balanced

 

 colorgradelut256x16_1to1 Ultra dark white colour balanced.png   6.5KB   6 downloads

 

 cabinetlut1on10 gedreht.jpg   274KB   6 downloads

 

 desktoplut1on1.jpg   118.45KB   5 downloads

 

 

Gimp how to do it.

Medium dark

 

 Gimp medium dark.PNG   70.82KB   5 downloads

 

Ultra dark

 Gimp ultra dark.PNG   50.1KB   6 downloads

 

White balanced

 

 white balanced.PNG   21.24KB   4 downloads

Edited by bassgeige, 12 August 2019 - 06:26 PM.

[DGP]

   

 

This is just too damn cool !!!

 

[Thalamus]

@bassgeige : Good luck in seeing the ball on those - or maybe we need to implement glow balls as standard ?

Edited by Thalamus, 12 August 2019 - 07:15 PM.

[bassgeige]

It was for me interesting to reach the goal. As I am not able to see the whole TOTAN in all its glory, and my TV is set a bit brighter, well, what shall I do.

[Fleep]

Okay....So here's my take

 

I personally like when colors temperature & saturation reflects better old school pinball light bulbs. For some it may lack colors or saturation, i guess this is really a personal thing.

 

My process - In brief: (GIMP)

1) Hue-Chroma adjustment

2) Color Temperature tweaks for slight chroma compensation

3) Color Curves adjustments (RGB) for brightness curve to make the table darker

4) Saturation adjustment to fix some over saturation impression

5) Color Curves adjustments (Blue channel only) for final saturation/temperature compensation

 

 

Desktop:

 

 

Cabinet:

 

 

Colorgradelut256x16:

 

 

 

Cheers,

Gary

Edited by Fleep, 13 August 2019 - 12:37 AM.

[MajorFrenchy]

Beau-Ti-Ful!!!!

[hworths1545]

These renderings are unbelievable!!!

Everything looks lifelike.

Hail to the creators.

Which table will be next?  Attack From Mars?

[bassgeige]

Okay....So here's my take
 
I personally like when colors temperature & saturation reflects better old school pinball light bulbs. For some it may lack colors or saturation, i guess this is really a personal thing.
 
My process - In brief: (GIMP)
1) Hue-Chroma adjustment
2) Color Temperature tweaks for slight chroma compensation
3) Color Curves adjustments (RGB) for brightness curve to make the table darker
4) Saturation adjustment to fix some over saturation impression
5) Color Curves adjustments (Blue channel only) for final saturation/temperature compensation
 
 
Desktop:

 
 
Cabinet:

 
 
Colorgradelut256x16:

 
 
 
Cheers,
Gary

Now I only need visible pictures! I like that you tried to reach an old school pinball lights bulbs look. I was not sure myself if it does look better. Where are your pictures gone?

[Fleep]

Okay....So here's my take
 
I personally like when colors temperature & saturation reflects better old school pinball light bulbs. For some it may lack colors or saturation, i guess this is really a personal thing.
 
My process - In brief: (GIMP)
1) Hue-Chroma adjustment
2) Color Temperature tweaks for slight chroma compensation
3) Color Curves adjustments (RGB) for brightness curve to make the table darker
4) Saturation adjustment to fix some over saturation impression
5) Color Curves adjustments (Blue channel only) for final saturation/temperature compensation
 
 
Desktop:

 
 
Cabinet:

 
 
Colorgradelut256x16:

 
 
 
Cheers,
Gary

Now I only need visible pictures! I like that you tried to reach an old school pinball lights bulbs look. I was not sure myself if it does look better. Where are your pictures gone?

Gone? They should be visible in that post....can’t you access them?


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[bassgeige]

Annotation: (The Problem is solved by the usage of a new tab and the copied link it works with the mobile device too.)

I can not see them viewing from a mobile device atm. When I touch the https://live.staticf...db3194591_o.png
it does only load, maybe I need to wait longer.

Works opening in a new tab solved it.

Edited by bassgeige, 13 August 2019 - 07:00 AM.

[Fleep]

That’s odd....It does work for me via my mobile. The files are public at Flickr and should to be accessible to all...


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[bassgeige]

Thats odd....It does work for me via my mobile. The files are public at Flickr and should to be accessible to all...


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It does work for me too now with the mobile device! I had to copy the link and in a new tab in the browser it worked immediately. Thanks!

Very nice, now a large pleasant change is by the visible variety ensured. :-)

It will be very interesting to play them all.

Edited by bassgeige, 13 August 2019 - 07:01 AM.

[flupper1]

I have just uploaded version 1.0 to this site and vpinball. Hope you all are happy with it! If not, please let Rothbauerw and myself know through the support topic.  

There will be a future version with better VR support (ramps, 3d screws, VR room), still have to start on that, ETA unknown.

 

[Fleep]

Amazing news brother ! And thank you


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[mlager8]

So mad I'm at work right now and not home to try this out... been watching this WIP for months, Thanks so much for your hard work!

[FatMagic]

Hallelujah! Can't wait to try it out! Thanks for the hard work Flupper!!!

[flupper1]

I uploaded version 1.1, can somebody approve?

[flupper1]

And the next and final step for Totan will be a VR room. Some early screenshots, I started with the cabinet. This VR room I am going to make by so-called kit-bashing; this means gathering stuff other people made and putting them together and hope that that works. For the cabinet I borrowed some primitives from the VR room 3rdaxis made. I adapted them for the Totan cabinet:

 

 

 

The texture for the cabinet looks like this:

 

I am trying to keep the polycount low, VR is stressing enough as it is on a PC. The cabinet and backbox are 2k triangles, the metals (rails, legs, door, etc) are 22k triangles. Totan itself pushes 130k triangles, I guess the VR room will easily double that amount. The TAF VR room has about 2M triangles, I think I can stay way below that.